Rodney Kelley Jr. a native Baltimorian., has awwed counteless people and musicians with his musical knowledge and "old-soul style. Keeping a low key profile as he performs Rodney has performed in venues such as the U-Street Black History Museum, The Department Of Energy Wash.DC, Eubie Blake Jazz Museum, Peaches Lounge & Cafe, Club Eclipse many more while sharing the stage with jazz artists such as Four Courners, Rob Reason Jazz Group, Sound Doctrine from Ohio, Powerplant Live, and many others.

Rodney has performed with well known jazz singer Angela Bofill while sitting in with jazz artist such Marcus Johnson, Walter Beasly, Doc Flowers and others. Rodneys influences are rarely from keyboard players and pianist, but from guitarist and sax players as there styles and runs are far more expressive.